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iIt Pays to Painty There is nothing that adds toto the selling value or the rentingvalue of a house like good paintthere is nothing that makes homemore homelike than good paintIt pays to paint The betterthe paint the better it paysTHE SHERWIN WIWAMS PAINTFOR PAINTINO BUILDINGSOUTSIDE AriD NalDCpays in the beginning because it goesso farpays In the end because itlasts so long and looks so well aslongas it lasts There is no paintlike it for beauty and durability foreconomy and satisfactionSER US FORare COLOR CARDS IThe Porter Drug CoINCORFOHITED000000000000080000000000000800 0Vicinityn I oo 0CGATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCESoeoooooooooooeoooooooooooooogTake NoticeChildren Day will 4e observed atthe Baptist ChweB fcinday JHM ul 6thtbTheThe eenrleee wUI consist ot aoocsniiit recttattona by the eUMrm 1tKlnntng at t45 A ill These exriMn will tw followed by a brieft < rmon to the children by tbs pMtorAll am cordially invited M attendThe Conversation Club meets thiswwk at Mr and Mrs Coyl s noiseThe object fur dlsruulon lit The Proarms of thf Southern State ThelaHt nnniker of tM Welds Work laparticularly helpful on this unbjentROT O S Non of Cincinnatiwill preach for Dr ThMUon in theIlilou Char < b next Aaeay moraineat 11 oclockDr Taoaiiwm and Rv Mr Hudsonwill oo4art revival services everyntaat next week at Narrow napPresident Front will preach at BlueLick next iuuday eveningKd a re of Oreenelwrr Indianapent Commencement week In BtreaH L Baker and family of TuiwolaIII who alms last week to attendiomm o MHent Bier to s and also torn few days visit with kU mother andold friend have returned home MrBaker Is an old BMW student haYing attended school hats la the WsAlbert Rkkttell has boee here forthe past few days visiting with Msmother and other friendAim Battle Baker accompanied byli r in and also her Dlec Mrs Maclie Oat spent Sunday afternoon withfriction near KlnavtonFor the convenience of borrowers oftill Berea Dank nnd Tract Companythe Directors have appointed a LoanCommittee which will neat Wednoday and Saturday evening of caoliweek at tin odook to pass on allapplications for loansThose who will need accommodatlons on qulok notice will h mire toget tholr applications In not later thantwo oclock on Wednesdays or Saturdays AppllcatioiM received aftertwo P M Wednesday evening cannot bo pawed on until the followingSaturday +SaturdayBURBABURBA BANK AND TRUST COHouses and Gardens for RentCall on O D lltllidny nt theBoron Bank and Trust CompanyM y Hair isExtra LongLFeed your hair nourish It inlvc it something to live onThen it will stop falling andwill grow long and heavyAyers Hair Vigor Is the only11 hairfood you can buy For 160 years it has been doinglust what we claim it will doIt will not disappoint youty haIr nd tit beery short lint alter In1ugAerheir rtaburttimellbeganIWI rto roe and bow It iS fourteen melee loneThfennu trndldrenltlomafterbelugIniMt without ftnt1 lr l J H 1irxURanyhartiL7nDlriuuolondo Hprlng ColoMMto by J O Ajr r Co Lowell atuAlso m4nuteotur ri of9 SARSAPAU1LLAe rs CHERRY PILLS PECTQIUkT= > = u xItem Gideon A Iturgems D Oinner pastor of the Dwm Cbttrckto now prMtebhiK nt PMvrttitlMt It LD4 sands incUBCi to HWM trlindifrom No lIT Newport ILVMMMr and lira Dory KAOT awl twowall ehlldnft ot Tuiuola tUlnoto rtaracd IIOBM Monday titter a peeksTMt with Mr Bakers mother Mnflallle BakerMines Lillian AmbroM aDd liarrtet Bylr are attending the Y W CA Convention at Aafeerllle N CMr J P Blckaoll and T D Toddart planning to start on a trip the18th to Panhandle Texan and other> l l of Interest In the west returntug home thru the Inllan TerritoryMm Ann Hudton of Dreyfat Kypent fiaturdsy with her datifttt rMm Frank HayMlM KstelUt BlekMll has raturaed borne from an axtandad stay InHazel Green KyMlM Ittttti Lewis who spent afew day at home dartnx Commencement week nu returned to RichmondI Mr Paul DertMck who has beenteeing In Jackson county spent afew day In Berea but weekMrs B R Baker haa moved hers from the old stead OR the oornet Into the new stareA number of young people areI eaatpioc out on Robes Mountain thisweek The party U made up of Mlwea Nora Durdette Kdlthn SpearI Louisa Wolf Mess Rathburn ChasI Bordette Carl Hunt Caleb PowersSteward March and Albrrt HopeouMr and Mrs A M OaafleM ofLttelttlald Ohio are vtoltlng theirMn and his family hersMite Praaoea Slmltz an old Bereomdmt who tm been tanefalng In2tM Mlpp the peat year is visitingold friends heroMr and 1I1r will N Haaeon ofWlnohMter 1Q win spend the summer In BoronMr J i Cheatnut of noBkaastloloekoaatloeatntyoouuty and Mies Lwda Owens of Wailaeeum and Mr Arthur Rlddlo andDollle Moody boUi of Kingston wereunited In marriage at the parsonageof the DlMlplsa Chnrcn last weekweekWMIa Mary Quillen of HeialoberpKy Is vlsltlBB Mr Floyd Kldd andfamilyMrMr and Mrs Prank Amos fromBrasafleld wore vtsltlug relntlvea nndand friends here last weekMr and Mrs Green Sliomoro bothformer student of Boreo now of Icecliff Ky are vliltlntr Mr Cam Lowlsand familyE L nobln on L C iloWhorternnd Dory Baker wore In RichmondI Saturday Mr Floyd Kldds father of Wallaceton Is spending a few days hero withhimMissMiss Laura Sponce who has beenvisiting Mrs Maggie Spence has returned to hor homo In Ionia ICyMiss Bertha Robinson entertainedquite a number of young folks nt herhomo last Friday evening The totlowing people were present MissesMatilda Cook Bottle Hardln MarthaSpurlock Mary Quillen Martha Rouseand Messrs Ernest Bonder John GayUlysess Burgess Tom Logsdon Urmston Lewis and Robert MoyeMiss Martha Rouse who has beentrimming hats for Mrs Coddington iand Mrs Jones returned to her home Iin Cincinnati MondayIIootaoroSOBoSOsoUoeoo oeo5oeo0I o College Items I0o HERE AND THEREoiolorooososo5oeoSoloso 00000000000000Lottie Osborno came back to attend the Alumni Meeting utter twoyears of teachingTho following officers of tho Alumni were elected for the ensuingthree years Hon E F White president Mrs Jennie Lester Hill vicepresident Ellis Seale treasurer andsecretary and Mrs MolUe DodgeMiss Corwin nnd Ed Smith as boardof censors to arrange for tho nextreunion Increased interest Is feltby the older members of the AlumniIn tho affairs of the Collegg and theygave tholr support to administrationin tho solutions of tho problems nowbefore tho CollegeMrs Charlotto Holbrook of GreenHall Ky was one of the Commencemont visitors and brought an unusually fine display of her weaving forexhibition aV the Homospun Fair onebeing n counterpanofwoven by a veryold colonial draft from cotton In Krfntuoky hand grown hand spun andhand woven by a lady In OwsloycountyMm C A Creech of Maulden Kywan an exhibitor r > t the HomespunHair for the first timeThe Wad exhibit from all of thosouthern states but two which waspromised for < r Hoiieepun fair didnot arrive in time owing to the absenor of Mr Wade In Couth DakotaIt win be sent later and a special oxJilWt will be beldMr J Tboinpeo Bakerclans ofUN la slowly working back towardsBereft He began his distinguishededucational career in Kansas andJ Tliominon linkerpaeeed from there to Mtaeoari He nowI appears aa president of the FrankHughes Collet of Clifton TeenfroC II Mason ot CtoclanaU laspending 1OtIM weeks In limes resttog He baa Jtttt reigned hta placeas Secretary of religious work withaeeeptIa position u aaalitant pastor ot theNinth Street Baptist Church of thatcitycityMrMr and Mrs Gamble start fromBerea Friday morning on their BUmmer vacation They will first attendthe Student Conference at Daavlllewhere Mr Gamble will have charge ofthe muleMlsa Cora Marah will leave Bereatest week to spend her vacation ather home In WisconsinThe following people from Bereavlll attend the Y M C A StudentsI Conference at Danville Ky beginning Friday of next week Mr andIMrs Gamble Prof mine HlIiClark A M Row Alfred MeeeeFred Rltter O R Combe1 Riley II Bogy II H Fellmy Chas Flanaryl1jIndTho following students have > beenoommtialoned bf the American Sunday School union to do SundayotlJCentuokKentucky during the summer monthsH II Follmy to Owsley county AM ROM nnd Bverott lUrk Kuottcounty Arthur Dalley and SimonKelley to Knott county Henry InIRUeyiDoggsBogga to Clay countyMiss Raymond will leave Berea and Iattend Oberjln Commencement JuneJunol11th13th from there she will go to Antgala N Y whore silo will spend per ivacation IvacationFrancosFrancos Schultz who has beenteaching at Tougaloo Miss was here Ifor Commencement and will spend the isummer at Norwalk Ohio IMiss Fonn of Wlnsted Conn hasbeen spending a week with MissWelsh nnd they will leave Thursday Ito visit Boston Washington and otherplaces of Interest In tho cast otherIMr and Mrs Rigby leave Thursday for Valparaiso Iud where lIr1Rlgby will rest and study during thethelJsummAmong tho older members presentat the Alumni Meeting were Hon EIF White of Indianapolis Ind Jo iseph M Rogers Literary Editor ofthe Philadelphia Penn EnquirerRev W E Barton pastor FirstCongregational Church Oak ParkIll Ed Smith Editor of the Pantagraph Richmond Ky E S Fee only surviving son of John G Fee waspresent as guest of the Alumni AssoABBOIclatlonciation Robert Fletcher of the Internal Revenue Service attended theAltmml Reunion Wallace A Battlepresident > c > C the Okolona IndustrialatSchool Okolona gave the principaladdress at the public meeting of theAlumni Mr Battle Is doing a greatwork among the colored people andIs receiving tho hearty support ofthe white people of Okolona He reports n year of hard work and largeresultsOffice Hour of College Treniurertoritransnctltransaction of business from 945 to11 every morning except Sundays andlegal holidays Do not waste timeenquiring about him at other times ITown llonnt SleetingThe Berea Village Board met Tuesday night It ordered the paymentof claims for street repairs amountIng to 11775C S Rogers presented a bond ascollector of taxes which was accepted Ho is to proceed at once with thecollection of the 1907 taxesThe marshal was directed to enforce tho law as to gates that openacross tho sidewalk also to see thatall premises in the corporation areput Into sanitary conditionPago threeJunoLoxlngton Ky Juno 5The dlvlslon of n 210000 estate among heirsIn half a dozen different states is Involved in a suit brought hero It wasbrought by George S Shanklin execuI tor of the estate of Sirs Scotia Schenoweth tho Hill Streot Methodistchurch and tho trustcos the ML HorebPresbyterian church and its trusteestho Lexington Cemetery company andSL Josephs hospital of this city asking the court to construo the will anddetermine what the parties whosenames appear In tho petition arc antitled to TLe amount given to tho parties yarned Is 14S000 Tho estate Isworth over 30000 The heirs residei in Kentucky Virginia PennsylvaniaNorth Carolina Tennessee and other1 statesstatesLEAVESLEAVES MOUNTED MAN DEHJNDOld Soldier Runs Away From Policerman and the WorkhouseLexlagtOB Ky Juno 7rQ escapea worUumee sentenoa Frank Tatraanan exConfederate soldier ran a racewith a mounted polloenwn and wonTatman who la sixtyfire years oldreturned tat night from the RichmondVa Confederate reunion He hadbeen drinking and was aerated andbrought before Police Judge Rileylie pleaded go hard for Jnafoj thatJudge Rllegfcimd him MJflKMM viaI a race frm the mottn wa 1TO Beni n h ofreer oationsncould go free Tatman ran three WocksI with Ute officers bone fled won bythree feet He waa Iramedlatelr reIhued Several hundred people sawthe raceraceHAD MUCHHAD TOO MUCH JEWELRYTwo Walter Held As Susppols Because They Had the GoodsNew York Jane 8 Alleged stolenJewelry valued at thousands of dollarswas recovered by the poHea and twowaiters Costa Meras 30 years oldand Bmanuel Cardlkae 22 were arrested as suspects The poll fro saythat when arrested Maras had In hispoaseaalon a diamond studded Jewelcane worth at leant 10000 In a roomIoccupied by Cnrdlkes was found aooordlng to the police a costly goldbound band bag and pawn ticketsrepresenting articles of great valueThe police believe tho goods werestolen from hotels and restaurantsTRAIN RUINS INTO SWITCHTwo Railroad Employes Perhaps Fatally Hurt In Kentucky WreckLexington Ky June 4A passengertrain from neattyvlllo Loo county toBeattyvllle Junction on the LouisvilleAtlanUc railway ran Into an openswitch at Beattyvllle striking fourbox cars Three loaded freight carsnnd ono and of the depot were domolished Carl Wheeler freight clerkand Engineer Thomas Shaw wore perhaps fatally hurtA Lynching Was FearedHoridorson Ky June 5JamesTroutman a negro aged twelve whole alleged to havo attempted to criminally assault Bottle Wlllett agedtwelve a simplo minded girl at Morgnnfleld was brought here for safekeeping and placed in Jail Thero wassome excitement at Morganfleld andthreats wore made to lynch tho negroHo will be kept In the Henderson Jailuntil tho excitement has subsidedNight Riders at WorkIIon orson Ky June 8Sovern1dozen tobacco beds near JordanSprings Ky wore scraped last nightThe plants destroyed would have beensufficient to set out several hundredacres of tobacco The work Is supposed to have boon done by nightraiders A note was left on thefenco of Henry Bard telling him thatj ho must join tho association withinI ten days or tako tho consequencesArmy Worms Obstruct TrafficHlckmnn Ky Juno G Army wormsare so numerous between CampbellMo and Ncmocs Ark that traffic onthe St Louis Kenneth Southeasternrailway has been Interfered withWhen the car wheels mash them thotrack is put in a worse condition thanIf It had been thoroughly soapednitj<I nato o o olito oato3tOlitoatoatoIitOIitO ltoatoatOlitoatoatoatoatoatOlitoatOlitoatoo 0 Ioxio00JrJr Mi GROCERIES i Mo 0i GOODS PROMPTLY DELIVERED io TO ANY PLACE IN TOWNo uor ottt Best Granulated Sugar K rf Best Canned Corn tttAGENT FORx NAVEN LAUNDRYnetoatoetorotoRORaROeroetoeloI B Richardson JIoo < ottokoloroetakororoetoltor1 1 I0LOOK JT the LABELiTurn the Inside pocketand look for pocketfthats a clothing Insurance policypolicyipolicyIts 1Its a mark of honesty andqualityWhen IWhen you see KANTBEBEAT on a garment you knowitis O KIitisOKPockets IPockets braced inside collarsmade right shoulders built upproperly and clothshrunk beforecuttingTheThe makers stand behindevery garment branded KANTBEBEATBEBEATWeWe claim this clothing is superior to socalled tailor madeE are receiving a full line of SKREEMER SHOES for menWE at 400 AMERICAN LADY SHOES for ladies at 300and 350 SECURITY SHOES for boys and girls at pricesto please We invite you to visit us when thinking of that new pairof Oxfords and see our line Yours respectfullyHARRJ4RHODUS COFURNISHERS BEREA KY tlo + o + o Ao + o Ao + c + o + o + o + oro + o + o + o + o + o + od od o + o + o + o + o + o + opM otruE + WEALTtI Wl o ir < AyJ NATION 1JL Ugf o Depends on the Thrift of Its People II and the 01 +J NATIONAL BANKo +t Is the Natural and Safe Depository Id o for That WealthI oo > i Ai INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS 1O oTHE0 Berea National Bank t jo o1 S E WELCH President J L GAY Cashlor 1ad o + o + o + o + o + o + 0d o + o + oa o + o + o + o + o + o + o + o + o + o + o0 + o + 040 + yTo Protect a MattressStitch together newspapers enoughto entirely cover the spring ot yourbed and If there are slats make asecond paper sheet to put under thosprings It will keep out tho dustand Is easily replaceder1VhtyNRkNZKKKKKerrrrrstststttws PrPIit kot at txawII WHO SAID GROCERIES < IIIi33k ifJoW D LOGSDON ggj1 to talk with r KX 20 pounds Granulated Sugar Jroo iry a Sack of Eureka Flour Best on Earth i 55 t8fSS 12 Pint Cupsrr 15 KY Al orders taken before 10 oclock will be delivered before no n1 jr All orders taken between 10 and 3 will be delivered afternoon vII Logsdonts Up = toDate Grocery Store II 0 1to ratetKwra rraSterRntntntatrKtetrMt 7s7s4s7s5sSsiskk4sisUekktt7sis5Ht W1Ia tISensible Men of WealthWealthI wernIand are nearly all ot them have onetrait In common They will give thousands without a moments hesitationthey will not bo fleeced a penny after rhalf an hours discussion1lJW 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